Anytime i get a big fish when i am reeling in i have trouble turning the reel handle , i always use cheap fixed spool reels that cost about 20 quid
Can anyone reccommend a good reel thats not too expensive , my budget would be 100 euro
thanks
Advice on buying a new reel
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tigger
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Re: Advice on buying a new reel
I presume u are beach fishing I personally use a pen surfmaster 7000 series loaded with 15 lb Diana sensa and a 60 lb shock leader. For all my beach pier n surf fishing and never had an issue with it this reel fits into your price range at around 80 euro well reliable and th money hope this helps
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Re: Advice on buying a new reel
if its for beach a penn affinity 7000 from alderney angling is about £78
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Re: Advice on buying a new reel
if your using cheap or small reels pump and wind in the slack in. take the pressure of the reel handle and its gears this should be done with and reels and rods use the rod just as much as the reel ud be saprized the fish u can land on small reels and rods
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Re: Advice on buying a new reel
A shimano Arlex in 7000 or 8000 size are great reels with braid or mono & in your budget
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